What player has had his role changed so many times in 1 1/3rd seasons in Sox history?

 

Name him.

Chris Sale

Nice!

Nicely done Hector!

Well, that was unexpected in Oakland to survive that situation.

 

One thing's for sure, Nathan Jones wasn't going to get out of that inning.

 

 

Santiago continuing to average a K/IP. 44 k's, 44 1/3 IP.

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Chris Sale

 

+1

Hm. Wasn't expecting that to happen after I tuned in to bases loaded no outs at the bottom of 9.

Chris Sale

 

Dayan had done quite a bit of movement too, levels and positions

I'm about as down on this club and the prospects for this season as anyone can be, but that sequence was a lot of fun to watch.

The turning point of the White Sox season!!!

Where's Jordan Danks?

Gimenez made that inning.

Chris Sale

 

 

Santiago went from starter in winter ball to closer to long reliever to starter to long reliever to starter to set-up guy.

 

Sale went from set-up to closer to starter and then closer for less than a week and back to starter. And that was over 2+ seasons.

What player has had his role changed so many times in 1 1/3rd seasons in Sox history?

 

Name him.

 

 

With Santiago's control issues, walking Crisp was more questionable than it seemed.

Brandon McCarthy as well, spot starter to MR to long man to proven workhorse in the Texas rotation

Where's Jordan Danks?

Charlotte

Santiago went from starter in winter ball to closer to long reliever to starter to long reliever to starter to set-up guy.

 

Sale went from set-up to closer to starter and then closer for less than a week and back to starter. And that was over 2+ seasons.

You left out him being drafted as a starter after a full college season then becoming a setup man in the same year.

Dayan had done quite a bit of movement too, levels and positions

 

 

3B to 1B to RF to LF.

 

Beckham SS to 3B to 2B.

I'll go ahead and acknowledge what a good job Dunn did on that DP, a lot of 1B could have let that ball go for fear of the runner

Gimenez made that inning.

He sure did and I think his double earlier was the key hit of the game so far.

^Also Josh Fields had to sit due to Crede's attempted comeback, although nobody cares now because it was Josh Fields... used to be BTW that when you said Josh Fields there was some immediate uncertainty as to whether you meant the 3B, former Sox prospect, or high-ranked pitching prospect, but bnow when you say it you just say :"he suckled" all at once

Brandon McCarthy as well, spot starter to MR to long man to proven workhorse in the Texas rotation

 

 

You mean proven DL candidate, lol.

 

 

Are innings are very quick

Dayan had done quite a bit of movement too, levels and positions

Gordon Beckham was moved around a lot too.

^Also Josh Fields had to sit due to Crede's attempted comeback, although nobody cares now because it was Josh Fields... used to be BTW that when you said Josh Fields there was some immediate uncertainty as to whether you meant the 3B, former Sox prospect, or high-ranked pitching prospect, but bnow when you say it you just say :"he suckled" all at once

 

 

Plus there was another Josh Fields, a pitcher...who came from the Giants, if I remember correctly.

 

EDIT: Oops, missed part of your sentence, but Josh Fields wasn't ever a top-ranked pitching prospect, he might have been 10th on the Top 10 list but he was fringy.

 

 

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Are innings are very quick

 

Ramirez and Rios look dead tired out there. Ventura needs to get them a day off sometime soon.

The excuses for Santiago are imcredible. Nothing is ever his fault. Walks a guy...he was in the stretch. Well, he better learn to throw strikes from the stretch.

 

If he can't pitch effectively with runners on base, he isn't the HOFer some people seem to think he is.